How to overcome the 2 biggest retirement obstacles
These are the 2 biggest obstacles that people in or nearing retirement face.
I’m about to show you what they are and how to overcome them.
Overcoming these 2 obstacles will help you feel comfortable and confident giving yourself the “green light” to retire.
After all, that’s what saving and investing for retirement is for, right?
Let’s begin…
Obstacle #1 has nothing to do with money, finance, or investments. It’s purely emotional.
It’s all about giving yourself permission (the “green light” as we call it) to retire.
The reason that many people don’t give themselves permission to retire is because they don’t have clarity around their retirement lifestyle, or they second-guess whether or not they can, could, or should retire.
Believe it or not, overcoming this obstacle is easier than you think. All you need to do is answer the right questions with a simple exercise (see #5 in this free worksheet).
Obstacle #2 is the absence of a retirement income plan.
After soon-to-be retirees give themselves permission (the “green light”) to retire, they get nervous because they don’t have a clear plan.
Every financial decision is accompanied by stress or worry, but it doesn’t have to feel that way.
With a crystal-clear retirement income plan, you’ll know how much income you can receive, so you can live the retirement lifestyle you’ve dedicated your working life to create.
So when it comes to your retirement, you have two paths to choose from.
The path of overwhelm and confusion, always second-guessing every transaction when you spend your retirement income…
Or the path of confidence, clarity, and freedom to spend.
To help you get started on the right path, I recommend you read this FREE worksheet right now (link below).
These 5 simple exercises will help you overcome these 2 big obstacles, so you can go from “red” to “green” when it comes to your retirement!
Eric Maldonado, CFP®, MBA
Aquila Wealth Advisors
872 Higuera Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
(805)250-4552
AquilaWealth.com
P.S. It’s far too easy to put off your retirement planning for another day, and the sooner you take control of your retirement future, the better off you’ll be. It will only take a few minutes to go through this 5-step worksheet, and I highly recommend you read this now: Have You Given Yourself the “Green Light” to Retire? 5 Simple Exercises to Go From “Red” to “Green.”
